This Airbnb is located pretty far from most things, but luckily it's right next to the train station. If you were to take a Grab car (Thailand's version of Uber) or a taxi, be ready to pay more than you would if you lived near the main part of Bangkok. However, the main reason I selected this Airbnb was because the reviews stated that the host was very helpful in recommending things to do, cooking native meals, ect. Unfortunately, we didn't get that same experience. While we are sad we missed out on that, it was probably due to our conflicting schedules. When we arrived, there were two liters of water waiting for us. Excited, we opened them and discovered they were already used. Not the refreshing drink we expected. Something that made us really sad was their dog. He was tied with a string in the front, the only shade was from their car, and he was obviously neglected due to his bad condition. His hair was falling out, flies all on him, and you could smell him from far away. The other dogs nearby were not in the same condition. He was clearly not being nursed back to health or taken care of. We petted him as much as we could, but it really broke our hearts as we are dog owners ourselves. My husband and I had a hard time sleeping because the bed and pillows were so hard. We would wake up several times a night because of this, causing us to oversleep. Everyday it made us feel sluggish and was actually the main reason why on check out day we were a bit tardy. I ended up using a travel pillow we brought to sleep with because of this. I don't remember the post mentioning this, but you have to take about 6 flights of stairs to get to it. While that was not an issue for us, I can see how it would be for some. Overall, the room was VERY clean, the maid tidied up everyday, the shower was warm, a/c kept the room cool, and the WiFi was great. If you can overlook the location, bed hardness, and other items, this is a good place to stay!